Milton Friedman

James Forder is Andrew Graham Fellow and Tutor in Political Economy, Balliol College, University of Oxford, UK.

• Chapter 1: Introduction.- Part I: Friedman’s life and autobiography.- Chapter 2: Part I Introduction.- Chapter 3: Friedman’s life and autobiography.- Chapter 4: Three controversies.- Chapter 5: Friedman in Britain in the 1970s and 1980s.- Chapter 6: Part I Conclusion.- Part II: Milton Friedman’s Economics, 1935-1957.- Chapter 7: Part II Introduction.- Chapter 8: An early miscellany?.- Chapter 9: Consumption .- Chapter 10: Methodology.- Chapter 11: Part II Conclusion.- Part III: Friedman on Money.- Chapter 12: Part III introduction.- Chapter 13: The monetary history and Monetary statistics.- Chapter 14: Quantity Theory Themes.- Chapter 15: Stabilization policy, the causes of inflation and the Phillips curve.- Chapter 16: The Phillips curve.- Chapter 17: Monetary Trends in the United States and the United Kingdom.- Chapter 18: Part III Conclusion.- Part IV: Popular writing.- Chapter 19: Part 4 Introduction.- Chapter 20: Capitalism and Freedom.- Chapter 21: Newsweek and journalism.- Chapter 22: Free to Choose.- Chapter 23: Other causes.- Chapter 24: Part IV Conclusion.-Chapter 25: Conclusion: The Legacies of Milton Friedman.

“James Forder’s Milton Friedman is a book that anyone interested in Friedman’s contributions to twentieth century economics should not miss. This is a scholarly work, though one that can be read and appreciated by those who are not trained economists.” (J. Daniel Hammond, OEconomia, Vol. 11 (2), 2021)